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On the night of September 10, drones attacked the seaport in Makhachkala, the capital of the Republic of Dagestan. Explosions caused a fire, and local residents captured flashes on video.
On September 10 and 11, from 10:00 to 14:00, trolleybus routes No. 35 and No. 56 in Kharkiv will be temporarily changed due to repairs of the contact network. The movement of trolleybuses on Hvardiytsiv-Shyronintsiv Street will be suspended.
Starting from September 10, Kramatorsk will suspend the trolleybus route No. 2 and bus route No. 14. The routes of buses No. 2 and No. 14A will be modified to partially meet the needs of passengers affected by the cancellations.
Starting September 10, all stations of the Kyiv metro will extend their operating hours by one hour due to a reduction in the curfew. The curfew will last from 1:00 AM to 5:00 AM, and passengers are advised to pay attention to the station closing times for entry.
Starting from September 10, Kyiv will operate four night bus routes connecting the central railway station with residential areas. The buses will run from 1:00 AM to 5:00 AM during the curfew, catering to passengers arriving at night.
From September 10, Ukrzaliznytsia will cancel the operation of four trains to and from Izium due to security concerns. The canceled routes include services from Kharkiv and Zakomel'ska.
The 'Starokozache' checkpoint on the Ukrainian-Moldovan border has resumed operations following a nighttime attack by Russian drones. Vehicle processing is now conducted in a normal mode in both directions.
Air Arabia, a major airline from the Middle East, has canceled several flights to Russia scheduled for the autumn. This decision follows a warning from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky regarding the dangers of flying over Russian airspace.
On September 9, train No. 109/110 from Mykolaiv to Lviv is delayed by over 12 hours due to Russian attacks. More than 20 train services across Ukraine are affected, causing a disruption in the schedule. The estimated arrival time in Lviv is 20:38.
In Mazowieckie Voivodeship, Poland, a passenger train operated by PKP Intercity collided with a truck at a railway crossing, derailing the train. One person died, around 20 were injured, with four in serious condition. The accident occurred near the village of Przysucha, with approximately 120 passengers on board.
From September 14, a pedestrian bridge over the Ustya River in Rivne will temporarily close for repairs. The estimated duration of the work is two weeks, and residents and visitors are advised to consider this when planning their routes.
On September 9, Ukraine experiences significant delays in passenger trains, with train No. 109/110 from Mykolaiv to Lviv running 11 hours and 59 minutes late. Over 20 routes are affected, with delays reaching up to 12 hours. The official reason for the delays has not been disclosed.
Customs officials at the 'Dyakove' checkpoint seized undeclared goods that a driver attempted to transport across the border. The microbus contained 57 pairs of new Nike shoes and a garden mini-tractor, with a total value of approximately 500,000 hryvnias.
In Vinnytsia, trolleybus services on Hryhorii Mazepa Street, near the 'Promyslova' stop, were suspended for routes No. 1, 2, 4, and 7 due to damage to a contact network pole. Emergency services worked at the site, and services were later restored.
On September 8, a Russian drone struck a train running from Kharkiv to Izium at a railway station near the village of Iskra. At least six people were injured as a result of the attack, which caused a fire.